Put shelving in the showers to hold shampoos, soaps and razors(Command) makes great shelving for these accessories(Command Shower Water-Resistant, Clear Frosted, 1 Caddy, 4 Strips (BATH11-ES), 4.8 x 11.3 x 6", https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00H... ), makeup mirrors. supply in the kitchen anything that you would use in your own home. 

As long as you don't care if someone goes in and strips the place down, removes all appliances, sinks, cabinets, mirrors, plumbing fixtures, light fixtures, pulls wires out of walls, and carpet pulled from the floors, etc.

In the long scheme of things, this is worth more than the short term bucks you'll get from the tax deductions (which also might put you in an awkward spot should you get audited, coughing up taxes and penalties).3) While there is no statute of limitations on maintaining all records to establish the correct basis on a property (for computing depreciation currently abd eventually computing the capital gain when disposed of), I do think that you would have something of a "safe harbor" if something that you expensed improperly (or let's just say aggressively) has slipped more than 3 years into the rear view mirror, as long as there is no evidence of fraud/criminal activity or other shenanigans that would give the IRS greater leeway in dredging things up.

The first thought is to mirror the 24" by 36".

“Corporate vail is smoke and mirrors.”

One of those psychological mirroring things.

In its place, they are now proposing STR limits that mirror a property's zoning density.

if you want to find success, I'll tell you where to look...the bathroom mirror.

Our economy has never crashed while we where looking in the rearview mirror at the last crash as we speed away from it as quickly as we can, it only crashes when we stop looking.I think with the 2008 crash, what we have stepped into is the age of the financed on demand economy of everything, why own when you can just rent everything? 

First off, you don’t drive a car by looking through the rear view mirror, so modeling future returns off past data introduces a host of flaws.